Agecroft Hall in the Rain

I got to spend a nice chunk of this cool and rainy day in the lovely gardens at Agecroft Hall here in Richmond.  The house, originally in England, was dismantled, shipped over, and rebuilt here in the 1920s by the Williams family.  It is one of our fair city’s treasures with expansive views towards the James River.  The gardens strive to be (mostly) typical of the house’s original period.

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Tudor garden

Himalayan poppy

So many lovely flowers

Love in a mist and a Tudor path

Wattle fence around the vegetable garden

Pan

Urn with a view

Dr W Van Fleet rose clambering

boxwood walk

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11 May This entry was published on May 11, 2017 at 8:06 PM. It’s filed under garden, gardening, Richmond, Virginia and tagged agecroft hall, historic garden, historic houses, medieval, rva, tudor. Bookmark the permalink. Follow any comments here with the RSS feed for this post.